Asides from Twitter (page 8)

Asides from Twitter for 2011-04-08:

  • The Nolan North "ubiquitous voice of video games" Badass-O-Meter – http://bit.ly/gG70zI — North is also Superboy/man in #youngjustice #
  • I can't help shake the feeling that it's too soon for an event of Flashpoint's magnitude so quickly after Barry Allen's return. #
  • The publicity hasn't engaged me – probably because the Flash book hasn't engaged me. Then again his old pre-Crisis book was the same… #
  • Barry Allen was, to me, always a more interesting character when guest-starring in somebody else's book than he was in his own. #
  • I should add that I loved Bill Messnerr-Loebs and Mark Waid's work on the Wally West incarnation of the Flash. #
  • Beautiful Jesse Quick fan art by ~mikero on @deviantART http://t.co/wWSN5JU #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-04-06:

  • [deleted] returns in Brightest Day #23 Nice to see them back, but there must be a lot of readers wondering what on Earth is going on. #
  • That character has been gone for so long that a lot of readers have probably never heard of them or any of their supporting concepts. #
  • RT @DC_NATION This just happened: BRIGHTEST DAY #23 If you haven't read the issue, don't click on this link. *SPOILER* http://cot.ag/f0dDK7 #
  • It comes to something when DC's house blog has to explain the cliff-hanger of their highest profile book #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-03-30:

  • Want! RT @MarkWaid Alan Davis, Gene Ha, Mike Grell, MORE! JLA sketch covers for a GREAT cause! http://bit.ly/eNWhzR #heroinitiative #
  • Quote of the day — Brian Hughes: "I like the DC Comics characters, but lately, I don't like the DC Comics so much." http://bit.ly/eDNNQE #
  • Can't say I disagree with him. DC has the best characters and a lot of brilliant writers, but the DCU's direction often feels haphazard. #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-03-29:

  • The comment about the 2013 JLA movie in the Robinov piece is significant because it was Robinov who originally announced JL: Mortal #
  • The unknown factor is whether the fact is from the interview itself or was added for background by the reporter. #
  • It's a new script. The LA Times' @benfritz does into more detail about Robinov's plans for the Justice League film http://lat.ms/g8QI75 #
  • Justice League: Generation Lost ends on a Kevin Maguire crowd cover http://bit.ly/eWTRGk (DC's Source) #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-03-23:

  • "a good amount of drama with a certain amount of humor" Winick on Generation Lost Part 1 (Newsarama) — http://bit.ly/ekx9ie #
  • "it just goes with the territory" – James Robinson on the incursion of the Doomsday event into JLA #56 — http://bit.ly/hUwGLg (CBR) #
  • "I so, so, so can't talk about any of this" – Winick on if he and the JLI will continue past Gen Lost #24 http://bit.ly/e0EpAC (Newsarama) #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-03-22:

  • David Mack's variant cover for JLA #56 featuring fan-favourite Saint Walker — http://bit.ly/fEzpNS (DC's Source) #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-03-16:

  • Enjoyment from Johns era GL vs number of rings — xkcdeez — Let's Be Friends Again http://bit.ly/dHy1iZ #

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Asides from Twitter for 2011-03-15:

  • @Paul_Cornell I think you've just found the big-bad for a Knight and Squire sequel. #
  • Aaron Lopresti variant cover for Justice League: Generation Lost #23 – http://bit.ly/dTgFHJ #
  • What's so strange about editors writing comics? Its was the historical default at DC that the editor was the defacto co-plotter. #

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